Vox Podcast With Mike Erre

How the Voxology Podcast exists to legitimize spiritual deconstruction while centering the beauty and authority of Jesus—and why that journey compels us to address politics. In this kickoff to the new Politics series, Mike Erre (joined briefly by a surprise guest, Seth Erre!) reflects on the origin and mission of Voxology, explains why preaching is inherently political, and sets the stage for a rich dive into how the apostle Paul's transformation offers a model for engaging politics without being partisan. Drawing on the work of scholars like N.T. Wright and Tim Gombis, Mike begins laying a theological case for why the gospel is intrinsically political—not in the corrupt, binary way we often see politics today, but in how we order society under the lordship of Jesus. Through a Biblical lens, politics becomes about the entire ordering of life together under a different kind of king, and the church becomes a countercultural "polis" reflecting God's justice, compassion, and mercy. Key Takeaways: • Politics Beyon